my rims have a little haze to them,they are the aluminum weld draglites.what is a good cleaner/polish to use on them?

wenol

Speedy, you can get it at truck stops. Best and easyest polish.

the best!

I had amazing success with wizard metal polish. The aluminum grill on my 67 GTX was all oxidized and stained when I was restoring the car. This stuff brought it back to new. It wasn't even that much effort.

i tried white diamond (advance auto parts), fantastic stuff. makes my weld wheels look like chrome.

I just got some mothers califorina gold and it seems to be pretty good.

I can take a set of drag lites that look like centerlines and make them look brand new.. its just a lot of work. First I use mother polish until i cant possibly get them any more shiny and then i use mothers billet polish and they really shine.

Lol, your going to laugh but I would have never believed it if I didn't see it for myself. Try orange Gojo ! My cousin used it on his draglites and they were like new again, and his sat around for 15 years! . I've used the wizards on my Harley and that [Edited by Moparts - Family Friendly Site - Keep it clean] is the best with hardly any effort. Mark.

any truck stop will have a few diff. color polish just fig. out whats need to be done and you want be unhappy..i use it on my fuel tank and rims on my big truck ,and have used it on my draglites aswell ...

I actually used wizard's on my brand new American racing pro series when I first got them. It actually improved the finish on my brand new wheel!

Gliptone

Friend bought it at the OC cruise a few years back and has left me use it on my pro stars a few times.

Never seen anything that does as good a job with as little work.

I hope the stuff you guys are suggesting is better than what I used:

Mothers aluminum polish.

Once a year I spent one whole day of bending my fingers in directions they are not supposed be, to do my Welds (15 x 10's and 15 x 8's).

They turn out great, but man, there has to be an easier way.

One little trick I learned to keep the shine last longer with my Welds was to wash/dry them individually. Go to each wheel with the garden hose, soapy water and chamois, do one wheel at a time, and dry it immediatly!!! Then, move on to the next.

One spot of water left behind and you gotta break out the aluminum polish again.

Has anyone ever heard of using kerosene soaked cotton buffing/polishing wheel? I bought some draglites from a local racer last fall and he swears by this method. Says its the same as using "Never Dull".

Purple polish by cali customs. The truckers that bring sand to my job swear by it.Easy on and off shine is great. Easier than mother billet.

I used Mother's and a Power Ball on mine. They shined like a diamond in a goat's butt.

I had tried a lot of other kinds of cleaners/polishers by hand. It did shine the wheel up, but you could always see the old water spots and stuff anyway. With a Powerball it restored the original shine and did away with all the spots too.